Isekai de Bishoujo Kyuketsuki ni Natta no de “Miryou” de Onnanoko wo Otoshi, Kuni wo Horoboshimasu ~Sennou to Kyuketsu ni Kaerareteiku Otometachi~

“Fascination”, is the power to pour magical power and forcibly captivate the other party. Chigusa, a high school girl who had been suffering from severe bullying, committed su*cide to bid farewell to her hell like world. But she survived after encountering a dying vampire and shared her life. Chigusa who was no longer human, used her vampire powers​ to fascinate any girls she met, captivated​ them, s**ked their blood and changed​ them into a half vampire like her. The girl who had nothing and was robbed of everything, got reborn in another world as a vampire, desires nothing but to get hold of the entire kingdom.

Original Publisher

kakuyomu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Isekai de Bishoujo Kyuketsuki ni Natta no de “Miryou” de Onnanoko wo Otoshi, Kuni wo Horoboshimasu ~Sennou to Kyuketsu ni Kaerareteiku Otometachi~ This title, wow, it's a mouthful, isn't it? "I Became a Beautiful Vampire Girl in Another World, So I'll Use 'Charm' to Enslave Girls and Destroy the Country ~Maidens Returned to Brainwashing and Bloodsucking~" promises a wild ride, and from what I've gathered, it certainly delivers... something. It's a unique blend of dark fantasy, yuri, and mature themes that definitely isn't for the faint of heart. ### First Impressions Okay, going in, I knew this wasn't going to be your typical fluffy isekai. It's dark, bordering on disturbing, and plunges headfirst into morally grey territory. The premise is intriguing, if a bit alarming, painting a picture of a protagonist who uses her newfound vampire abilities to, well, dominate and control others. If you're looking for wholesome romance, this is not it. ### What Works Well Despite the potentially off-putting themes, there's a certain allure to the story. It seems to excel at creating a twisted, emotional rollercoaster. The overpowered protagonist allows for some interesting power dynamics and the yuri elements, while often intertwined with darker themes like brainwashing, are apparently a central draw for many readers. It appears the author isn't afraid to push boundaries and explore uncomfortable topics, which, for some, is a refreshing change of pace in the isekai genre. The world-building, while potentially overshadowed by the more explicit content, seems solid enough to support the narrative. ### Areas of Concern Let's be honest, this story isn't without its issues. One major criticism seems to be the translation quality, which apparently hinders the overall reading experience. Additionally, the story dives deep into some extreme themes, including graphic violence, r*pe, and incest, which may be too much for many readers. The sheer volume of "sh*tty things" happening to the protagonist early on seems excessive and borders on comical, potentially undermining the intended emotional impact. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several reviews mention plot points that could be considered spoilers. Reader discretion is advised. Specifically, there are mentions of heavy brainwashing, yuri-netorare, and the potential eradication of men from the world. If any of these themes are triggering or unappealing, it's best to proceed with caution or avoid the novel altogether. ### Final Verdict "Isekai de Bishoujo Kyuketsuki ni Natta no de..." is a complex and controversial novel. It's a dark yuri fantasy that pushes boundaries and isn't afraid to delve into morally questionable themes. If you're looking for a lighthearted read, steer clear. However, if you're intrigued by dark fantasy, yuri with a twist, and don't mind the graphic content, this might be worth checking out – just be prepared for a wild, potentially disturbing ride. For me, it's a solid 3.5/5. I appreciate the boldness, but the execution could use some polish.